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markets financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines joining in to cause a report on our team. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. the highway builds on the bones of its maker it's the wind through one of the wildest and most beautiful regions of russia a place that's home to less than a million people on the campus of the great frost's. join me james brown as i travel to the coldest inhabited place in the world. and meet some of the toughest people i'm told this time is on the planets. just make sure that you keep your eyes on the road well for. the. race to the poll of polls only on all three. this should. could you take three. three. three. three. three. three broadcast quality video for your media project free media party dot com. finally as promised here's my interview with ben willis
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banks are very important indeed there are those who say that the most important institutions in the economy today and judging by the way that people hang on ben bernanke is every word like today like today as we're speaking it's obviously true now i think one has to be careful here the central bank has done a tremendous job of avoiding the great depression we came very very close to total meltdown two thousand and eight two thousand and nine we could have rerun the one nine hundred thirty s. i think ben bernanke is a student of the depression did a great job of avoiding that scenario but now we're in a different place the stock market is back to where it was in two thousand and seven and everybody there are scary times now. everybody is asking is it time to take the patient off this powerful medication called quantitative easing and i think that debate is going to be quite a protracted one because it's a little too early in my view to say recovery is established we can return to normal we can raise rates i don't think that is going to happen but there are there are critics of the fed who sa
banks are very important indeed there are those who say that the most important institutions in the economy today and judging by the way that people hang on ben bernanke is every word like today like today as we're speaking it's obviously true now i think one has to be careful here the central bank has done a tremendous job of avoiding the great depression we came very very close to total meltdown two thousand and eight two thousand and nine we could have rerun the one nine hundred thirty s. i...
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going to find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on. the a. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest in the late i'm bob english in washington d.c. area and has a day off and here is the story we're tracking today lord help our stan this has to be the stupidest place i have worked at all those are the words of one standard and poor's executive who was talking about fraudulent ratings assigned to dubious to put it charitably securities during the financial crisis and we know this only as a result of a lawsuit that alleged fraud on behalf of the several ratings agencies now the suit was settled but not before scathing emails were made public and finally brought to our attention thanks to rolling stone's matt taibbi another quote well let's hope we are all wealthy and retired by the time this house of cards alters nice job as in fee now let's get to what's in your prime interest. the. medium. yesterday i spoke with chris martenson he's the owner of peak prosperity dot
going to find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on. the a. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest in the late i'm bob english in washington d.c. area and has a day off and here is the story we're tracking today lord help our stan this has to be the stupidest place i have worked at all those are the words of one standard and poor's executive who was talking about...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. i. earlier period interviewed adam leeb or author of tower of basel she first asked him about the history of the bank for international settlements and here's what he said. the bank was first set up on the slightly obscure technical mission to manage the reparations payments from germany for the first world war after the war was over in one thousand nine hundred for a decade also there was a lot of arguments about how much germany should have to pay for starting and fighting the first world war and eventually they agreed something called the young plan and they needed somebody to administer or something to administer the young plan so they set up the bank for international settlements to do that the b.o.'s but the real reason the b.o.'s was set up was to have a say. because could meet in conditions of secrecy and under very strong legal protection the bank was founded by an international treaty in one nine hundred thir
find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. i. earlier period interviewed adam leeb or author of tower of basel she first asked him about the history of the bank for international settlements and here's what he said. the bank was first set up on the slightly obscure technical mission to manage the reparations payments from germany for the first world war after the war...
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andn a good economy, it helps us get a job. the's a reason that tuition continues to ris parents and kidsee there's a real value to having a degree by your name. i think we've got to recognize it's not the education. we get something entirely different of vlue from going to college. >> mike, there's another reason why collegeuition is going up, and that's the government, right? >> well, that's ght. first of all, it sound like john and i shared the same type of college experience. but yes, you'rebsolutely rig. the reason why fewer graduates are earning a return onheir investment or their parents' investment is because government subsidies have raised the tuition of college. and at the same time, david, this is the worst economic recovery we've had snce the depression. so it's haer to earn that return. >> but steve forbes, even if a down economy, and we a growin at anemic rates, the mart still provides some answers, doesn't it? >> it does, david. and what we have here says more about our dysfunctional government than it does abou
andn a good economy, it helps us get a job. the's a reason that tuition continues to ris parents and kidsee there's a real value to having a degree by your name. i think we've got to recognize it's not the education. we get something entirely different of vlue from going to college. >> mike, there's another reason why collegeuition is going up, and that's the government, right? >> well, that's ght. first of all, it sound like john and i shared the same type of college experience....
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. >> yeah, i think this is ver good for the economy. i think this is reflecting the fact thatore employed amerins are feelin confident about jobptions and we're starting to see that mobility take shape. i think this is also being seen in our current unemployment re. it's ticked up to 7.6% last month. and that's because more americans are feeling confident to go back into the jobs market fter recor numbers dropped out. i also think it's goodecause we'reing unemployed, the long-term unemployed number. people unemoyed six mths or longer, that number's dropped by about a million as well. >> steve, pe aren't feeling good about the economy. only 18% tnk it's doing well. 82% think it is fair or poorer. >> that's right. and pick your number, david. the fact of the matter is, this is a sloppy labor market, sloppy economic recovery. it's like a baseball player hitting .250. some games he'll look like he's babruth. others like he couldn't get beyond t-ball and little league. a very sluggish economy. >> rick, you have to use a baseball analogy. goo
. >> yeah, i think this is ver good for the economy. i think this is reflecting the fact thatore employed amerins are feelin confident about jobptions and we're starting to see that mobility take shape. i think this is also being seen in our current unemployment re. it's ticked up to 7.6% last month. and that's because more americans are feeling confident to go back into the jobs market fter recor numbers dropped out. i also think it's goodecause we'reing unemployed, the long-term...
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markets have been elevated by the fed with the intention that if they did it long enough the underlying economy would come trundling along now we were gail ourselves in the u.s. with well we're not as bad as europe we have two percent three percent economic growth but you have to look at that in the context of having deficits that are six seven even eight percent of g.d.p. and without that stimulus we would be in recession how do we have four bad stimulus and those deficit spending sure is easy the fed buys it they've bought half of all the u.s. debt that's been issued since the crisis began and if they stop that we would see interest rates rise interest servicing costs begin to spike for the u.s. we would see gyrations in the treasury market and we've had this wonderful virtuous circle which has been falling yields chasing people into equities and so we've had falling yields and rising equities but this coin has another side and virtuous side of this coin is the exact opposite it's rising yields and falling equities that's the dynamic we've been in not since yesterday but for about six weeks n
markets have been elevated by the fed with the intention that if they did it long enough the underlying economy would come trundling along now we were gail ourselves in the u.s. with well we're not as bad as europe we have two percent three percent economic growth but you have to look at that in the context of having deficits that are six seven even eight percent of g.d.p. and without that stimulus we would be in recession how do we have four bad stimulus and those deficit spending sure is easy...
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the 350-point plunge comes just as the government says the economy is getting better. everything from housing to jobs, to consumer spending, all showing improvement. so, why would wall street run scared from such good news? experts say, it's all because fed chair ben bernanke, basically our country's banker in chief, now wants to take the training wheels off our economy. saying because things are looking up, it's time to dial back on trillions of dollars the fed's been pouring into the markets. >> we've had training wheels on for quite some time now. and now, we're getting word that they're going to have to come off slowly. and we have to see if we can ride this bike on our own. >> reporter: but riding without that help means the cost of borrowing money to do everything from buying a house to starting a business is going up. and that spooks the stock market. and staying on that training wheels theme, traders here on wall street aren't afraid we're going to crash into a wall when the wheels come off. what they're concerned about is things could get wobbly. that means un
the 350-point plunge comes just as the government says the economy is getting better. everything from housing to jobs, to consumer spending, all showing improvement. so, why would wall street run scared from such good news? experts say, it's all because fed chair ben bernanke, basically our country's banker in chief, now wants to take the training wheels off our economy. saying because things are looking up, it's time to dial back on trillions of dollars the fed's been pouring into the markets....
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the economy is expected to grow by at least 3% next year. unemployment could drop as low as 6.5% by next year. it's all looking like better news. but on the flipside, interest rates are moving higher, which means that the cost of buying a home or buying even a car could go up. so, take a look at this. every time that mortgage rates go up just 1%, the cost of buying a home gets 10% more expensive. that could deter a lot of buyers. and of course, higher interest rates, they do benefit some people like savers and retirees living off bank accounts and cds. so, it's some good news for those living on a fixed income, josh. >> indeed it is. rebecca jarvis, thank you for that. >>> we're going to turn to the firefight in the west. at last check, that fast-moving wildfire north of phoenix is 0% contained. you see pictures of it there. nearly 500 homes are threatened. and another wildfire has erupted in colorado. this one southwest of denver. those hot and windy conditions are fueling the flames. sam's forecast coming up in a bit. >>> and finally, a wi
the economy is expected to grow by at least 3% next year. unemployment could drop as low as 6.5% by next year. it's all looking like better news. but on the flipside, interest rates are moving higher, which means that the cost of buying a home or buying even a car could go up. so, take a look at this. every time that mortgage rates go up just 1%, the cost of buying a home gets 10% more expensive. that could deter a lot of buyers. and of course, higher interest rates, they do benefit some people...
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perfect economy i'm the central planner here and i know it was merely that but look in two thousand and ten i think it was you had you had rampant speculation in the fact that roughly the same amount of oil that was consumed in china was also bought by speculators in the united states and of course you see the prices in two thousand and eight the price of oil went up to four dollars four dollars a gallon i mean and then it came down to one hundred forty dollars per barrel and then it came down to thirty dollars and that was actually below the cost that it takes to get up from the earth whether it's the high price or the low price it has nothing to do with what the price should actually be based on supply and demand if you talk to opec as these prices were going up in two thousand and eight they're like we have no help flowing here there's no problem with this here we have the underlying problem the reason that there's so much money flowing into these paper markets whether it's oil whether it's gold or whatever it is because that is basically giving it away now i'm all about free markets
perfect economy i'm the central planner here and i know it was merely that but look in two thousand and ten i think it was you had you had rampant speculation in the fact that roughly the same amount of oil that was consumed in china was also bought by speculators in the united states and of course you see the prices in two thousand and eight the price of oil went up to four dollars four dollars a gallon i mean and then it came down to one hundred forty dollars per barrel and then it came down...
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. >> reporter: counterfeits currently cost the economy around $250 billion a year and 750,000 jobs. >> if counterfeiting were a business, it would be the largest enterprise in the world. twice the size of walmart. >> these are the real bags. these are the fake bags. how would i know? >> dead giveaway, this is the louis vuitton speedy bag. the speedy bags, the authentic speedy bags are made with one piece of canvas. if it's one piece of leather, this part would be right side up, but the back because it goes up should be upside down, so that's the dead giveaway. >> how much is this? >> this today i do 32. >> wow, that's a great price. >> yeah. >> reporter: i went down to canal street to see just how easy it is to purchase one of these knockoffs. while this man was actually trying to sell us one of his illegal louis, he even informed us of the new bill. >> they wanted to make a law that they said it was illegal for customers to buy. >> so i would get in trouble. >> not now. it's very hard because most people don't want it because you know they want to enjoy the option to get it on the bl
. >> reporter: counterfeits currently cost the economy around $250 billion a year and 750,000 jobs. >> if counterfeiting were a business, it would be the largest enterprise in the world. twice the size of walmart. >> these are the real bags. these are the fake bags. how would i know? >> dead giveaway, this is the louis vuitton speedy bag. the speedy bags, the authentic speedy bags are made with one piece of canvas. if it's one piece of leather, this part would be right...
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china's economy has slowed down after several years of self reported steady growth but what do we make of all this and what does it mean for the average consumer who earlier i spoke with the well traveled jim rogers and author of street smarts adventures on the road and the markets i first asked him about black markets and what country today has the biggest black market. if your theory has a big black market these days i don't really know any other so i go to that black market and i'm not sure what that means but you're exactly right you know black markets think this if they bring over the currency it tells you something is wrong you don't know what's wrong you know something's wrong like taking your temperature or you know you're sick you had i gave a report you know exactly what it is it's a big question i don't really know of any black market right there i have to start trying to go some places that have a premium when i was thinking mostly of cyprus and what they've been through the past several months. i'm sure there's a black market for the human side but i just haven't been ther
china's economy has slowed down after several years of self reported steady growth but what do we make of all this and what does it mean for the average consumer who earlier i spoke with the well traveled jim rogers and author of street smarts adventures on the road and the markets i first asked him about black markets and what country today has the biggest black market. if your theory has a big black market these days i don't really know any other so i go to that black market and i'm not sure...
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is the united states of america a force for good in the world we're still the largest economy and an unmatched military critics claim washington's to find political interest always trump its loudly proclaimed values friends of washington are given a free pass enemies real or imagined are to be destroyed and replaced. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon information and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream had . it been your trying to. download the official publication yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from. just. now with your mobile device so you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. all coming up on our t.v. n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden six asylum in iceland the man who revealed the n.s.a. is expanding surveillance program still remains in hong kong with his move to iceland up in the air an in-depth look at th
is the united states of america a force for good in the world we're still the largest economy and an unmatched military critics claim washington's to find political interest always trump its loudly proclaimed values friends of washington are given a free pass enemies real or imagined are to be destroyed and replaced. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon information and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream had . it been your trying...
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is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details and specifics in the information and media will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream. states in your mind. good afternoon welcome to prime interest i'm bob english in washington d.c. area and has a day off so here are the stories we're tracking today now the markets are showing no love for bernanke in the thread after hinting yesterday that the fed might wind down quantitative easing in the u.s. responded sold off during the day and again overnight and again during today s. and p. five hundred open below a key technical support this morning and the money is not flowing into bonds as it's had been in the past instead somewhat reminiscent of two thousand and eight money is flowing into cash namely the u.s. dollar and in another twist money is also flowing out of emerging markets at the past his pace since two thousand and eleven we'll talk about the markets on the fed with will neil ferguson and a floor trader ben well as in a little bit and just when you thought the treasury department would simply keep its meddling t
is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details and specifics in the information and media will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream. states in your mind. good afternoon welcome to prime interest i'm bob english in washington d.c. area and has a day off so here are the stories we're tracking today now the markets are showing no love for bernanke in the thread after hinting yesterday that the fed might wind down quantitative easing in the u.s. responded sold off during the...
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reserve will keep interest rates at record low levels, a move many analysts say is needed to keep the economy growing. the decision will be announced by chairman ben bernanke this afternoon. there's already evidence that the recent spike in mortgage rates is hurting the housing market. >>> and after defying the government regulators, chrysler now says it will recall some older model jeeps with gas tanks that can rupture and cause fires in rear-end crashes. but it's recalling only about half of the nearly 3 million jeeps the government wanted repaired. and as a fix, the company is offering to install trailer hitches to absorb the impact of a crash. now recalled models include the 1993 to 1998 jeep grand cherokee and jeep liberty from 2002 to 2007. >>> and finally, not sure if yogi berra played basketball. but we feel pretty good about quoting him this morning. spurs/heat last night proved, it ain't over until it's over. >> game over! there will be a game seven! >> reporter: it was simply epic. the defending champion miami heat held off the san antonio spurs, 103-100, in game six of the nba fin
reserve will keep interest rates at record low levels, a move many analysts say is needed to keep the economy growing. the decision will be announced by chairman ben bernanke this afternoon. there's already evidence that the recent spike in mortgage rates is hurting the housing market. >>> and after defying the government regulators, chrysler now says it will recall some older model jeeps with gas tanks that can rupture and cause fires in rear-end crashes. but it's recalling only about...
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people point to the fact that the economy is not doing that well. the job market is better but it is not good but the housing market really recovered. that is because interest rates are so low. if we see interest rates going back up sooner rather than later i think it could take the footing out from under the whole recovery. christian what do you think? >> it could, melissa but i'm not seeing the data on the ground that justifies the volatility that we're seeing in the markets and the incredible erosion of the bond market. you know, what ben bernanke did yesterday was what people have been calling on him to do for a while and that's provide a greater degree of certainty than what the fed has been doing already. really what he said as you alluded to, melissa, what any of us could have predicted. if things con ten to improve, look better, the fed will ease back. we always knew that would be the case. to see such a rationale volatility based on what for me was a very expected response from the fed, is just irrational behavior on the part of the markets
people point to the fact that the economy is not doing that well. the job market is better but it is not good but the housing market really recovered. that is because interest rates are so low. if we see interest rates going back up sooner rather than later i think it could take the footing out from under the whole recovery. christian what do you think? >> it could, melissa but i'm not seeing the data on the ground that justifies the volatility that we're seeing in the markets and the...
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so that we're becoming more and more a retail economy, a consumer economy that didn't make anything. >> rose: that the nature of the company today? >> oh, absolutely. i think what wal-mart has done by demanding the lowest prices from its suppliers has driven a lot of manufacturing overseas and benefited that places like dean price's county, rockingham county, north carolina, have gotten poorer. so people have to go to wal-mart to shop, they can't afford not to. and it's cleared out other businesses for a hundred miles. >> rose: but the flip side is some people make -- my father had one of those small businesses and so i know they that side of the story very, very well. on the other hand, you talk to these wal-mart people, they say that the people -- wal-mart is the poor person's best friend. so you agree sam walton should be -- >> he's a little bit -- he's an admirable american success story in that he came out of nowhere and built an empire and it's hard not to feel a respect for that. at the same time the empire he built i think has been a destructive force in american life in our
so that we're becoming more and more a retail economy, a consumer economy that didn't make anything. >> rose: that the nature of the company today? >> oh, absolutely. i think what wal-mart has done by demanding the lowest prices from its suppliers has driven a lot of manufacturing overseas and benefited that places like dean price's county, rockingham county, north carolina, have gotten poorer. so people have to go to wal-mart to shop, they can't afford not to. and it's cleared out...
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the economy is on everybody's mind. we're seeing stagnant job numbers. confidence in the government is eroding, and now we're going to have a debate on rape and abortion? this doesn't seem like the way for republicans to win back the middle politically. joining me is joan walsh and michael steele, his new book is the recovering politicians 12-step program to survive crisis. both by the way are great members of our team here. the debate on the bill, the pain capable unborn child protection act has been heated on the house floor. here are two congresswomen, debbie wasserman schultz on one side, michele bachmann on the other. let's catch the debate. >> this bill is extreme and an unprecedented reach into women's lives, into women's personal lives. this is a clear indication that the well-being of women in this country is not something republicans care to protect. >> this is a picture that was taken of an unborn baby yesterday. this is the age of a baby, the youngest age at 20 weeks that this bill is referencing. and this is the picture of the mom. we're her
the economy is on everybody's mind. we're seeing stagnant job numbers. confidence in the government is eroding, and now we're going to have a debate on rape and abortion? this doesn't seem like the way for republicans to win back the middle politically. joining me is joan walsh and michael steele, his new book is the recovering politicians 12-step program to survive crisis. both by the way are great members of our team here. the debate on the bill, the pain capable unborn child protection act...
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in particular, he credits president putin for modernizing the russian economy. an added benefit from the attention this story gathered eight years ago was the creation of some patriots fan clubs in russia." joining me now is executive producer of "rachel maddow show," bill wolfe, who is also a former producer at fox sports and espn. no more qualified person to weigh in on this. >> or less, alex. >> okay. so an international incident. >> yeah. >> the bush administration apparently got involved in this anecdote. >> you believe that? >> maybe i will read -- a spokesman for putin today said the ring was clearly a president. what mr. kraft is saying is now weird, said dimitri peskov, a spokesman for putin. "i was standing 20 krmds" -- you have to do the metric conversion. "away from mr. putin and saw and heard how mr. kraft gave this ring as a gift. the russian president does not wear the ring. it is on display at the kremlin's library where all official state gifts are kept." who knew a super bowl ring was worth this much hullabaloo? >> i don't know if there's a pic
in particular, he credits president putin for modernizing the russian economy. an added benefit from the attention this story gathered eight years ago was the creation of some patriots fan clubs in russia." joining me now is executive producer of "rachel maddow show," bill wolfe, who is also a former producer at fox sports and espn. no more qualified person to weigh in on this. >> or less, alex. >> okay. so an international incident. >> yeah. >> the bush...
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economy. tell us more about that, please. >> well, i think one reason we're not seeing more rapid job creation and more rapid growth is nothing to do with monetary policy, much less fiscal policy. it's because small businesses find themselves confronted by a jungle of regulation. and maybe because we bought the story that the financial crisis was caused by deregulation, which by the way it wasn't, we have fallen into the trap of thinking that regulation is the answer. and all around you if you're a small business you see challenges. obama care is just coming but that's only part of it. you know there are 63 federal government departments and agencies churning out 3,000 or 4,000 regulations a year. is it any wonder that small business is discouraged? >> i love this. you've got a couple of great numbers if here. the federal register of regulations. 78,961 pages. that's unbelievable. that's worth $1.8 trillion according to some sources. however, the last time we had fewer regulations was when my
economy. tell us more about that, please. >> well, i think one reason we're not seeing more rapid job creation and more rapid growth is nothing to do with monetary policy, much less fiscal policy. it's because small businesses find themselves confronted by a jungle of regulation. and maybe because we bought the story that the financial crisis was caused by deregulation, which by the way it wasn't, we have fallen into the trap of thinking that regulation is the answer. and all around you...
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good news for the south bay economy. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbch bay area news. >>> we have breaking news at the caltrans station on 22nd street in san francisco. service has been shut down in both directions because police are trying to apprehend an armed man on the overpass above that station. minutes ago we learned that caltrans officials said hostage negotiators were able to talk the man down with no further incident. he's now in custody. caltrans is still making arrangements for other trains to carry riders to the millbrae station where they can take part until they get back up to speed. caltran tickets are being honored on bart evening. a spokesperson says to expect significant delays. >>> a teenage driver in jail after a late night beer run ends in a deadly crash in san jose. police say that two men were racing away after stealing beer at a 7-eleven on branham lane when they crashed into several parked cars. this happened about 2:00 this morning at the intersection of hillsdale and pearl. the 40-year-old passe
good news for the south bay economy. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbch bay area news. >>> we have breaking news at the caltrans station on 22nd street in san francisco. service has been shut down in both directions because police are trying to apprehend an armed man on the overpass above that station. minutes ago we learned that caltrans officials said hostage negotiators were able to talk the man down with no further incident. he's now in custody. caltrans is still making arrangements...
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the economy is not as strong as it needs to be. we need to get the kind of growth in job creation and wage increases that we have not been seeing, and i think that is making a case. code has been layered upon layer of change, and it is time to look at it again, and that's what we are trying to do. >> let me do a little bit of timekeeping here and tell you where we are going next. we are going to kim dixon next. a gentleman here whose name i'm blanking on -- having a senior moment, i'm sorry. that should take care of us. >> [inaudible] can you be a little more specific? >> my style -- to work with my committee. these sessions, these options are bipartisan, members-only, and they are terrific. we are working together. one advantage to know major reform since 1986 is a lot of senators need to learn a lot more about the code, what is in it, and that is an advantage. the senators mutually asked lots of questions of staff at these meetings. it brings us together. we are talking together and a -- and a non-adversarial manner -- in a non-a
the economy is not as strong as it needs to be. we need to get the kind of growth in job creation and wage increases that we have not been seeing, and i think that is making a case. code has been layered upon layer of change, and it is time to look at it again, and that's what we are trying to do. >> let me do a little bit of timekeeping here and tell you where we are going next. we are going to kim dixon next. a gentleman here whose name i'm blanking on -- having a senior moment, i'm...